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Usage

koava restore <MODEL_PATH> [OPTIONS]
For help: 
koava restore -h

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Description

The restore command undoes encryption by restoring original files from the automatic backup created by koava encrypt.
The restore command is only needed for in-place encryption (when --output was not specified). When encrypting to a different directory with --output, your original files remain unchanged in the source directory, so no restoration is needed.

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How Restore Works

The backup and restore operations only involve safetensors files. When you restore:
  1. All encrypted safetensors files in the model directory are removed
  2. Original safetensors files are copied back from the .backup directory
  3. The compliance block in README.md and LICENSE.KOALAVAULT are removed
  4. The model directory is restored to its initial unencrypted state

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Examples

koava restore ./my-model

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Advanced

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Arguments

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MODEL_PATH

Directory containing the encrypted model and .backup folder (required).

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Options

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—force, -f

Restore without confirmation prompt.

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